The Betrayal
Directed by Walter SummersSet in Spain in 1812 during Napoleon's Peninsular Campaign, the story follows the Marquis of Bolibar. After being driven from his home by the French invaders, he conspires with the Spanish leaders to re-enter his town and indicate to them through signals the best method of recapturing it. He is caught and shot, but fate decrees that the executioners themselves unwittingly give the signals on which the dead Marquis had agreed.
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The Betrayal was released on June 26, 1928.
The Betrayal was directed by Walter Summers.
The Betrayal has a runtime of 84m.
The Betrayal was produced by H. Bruce Woolfe.
Set in Spain in 1812 during Napoleon's Peninsular Campaign, the story follows the Marquis of Bolibar. After being driven from his home by the French invaders, he conspires with the Spanish leaders to re-enter his town and indicate to them through signals the best method of recapturing it. He is caught and shot, but fate decrees that the executioners themselves unwittingly give the signals on which the dead Marquis had agreed.
The key characters in The Betrayal are Françoise-Marie / La Monita (Elissa Landi), Lt. Donop (Michael Hogan), Col. Bellay (Hubert Carter).
The Betrayal is a War, Drama film.
The Betrayal has an audience rating of 4.3 out of 10.